"There's nothing particularly alarming, " Pisanu said, telling reporters that the van tip as " one of so many tips that law enforcement forces are evaluating with great scrupulousness, adopting all measures that prudence suggests ."
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Then again, when a lens is trained on you with the scrupulousness of a 7-Eleven security-cam, it's pretty easy to look silly some of the time, with or without a Slim Jim in your possession.
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Brandeis University professor Anthony Polosky, who has edited several volumes of Holocaust diaries, agrees that in a world where Holocaust remembrances can be ascribed by some fringe elements to " a Jewish plot, " scrupulousness must be the first line of defense against historical distortion.
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Such guidelines on academic scrupulousness, honesty and enlightened tolerance, prerequisite for genuine scholarship in Comparative Religion, have always stood Joshi in good stead when he, himself a professing Buddhist, in his later writings dealt with other religions, especially with Jainism, Hinduism and Sikhism.
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Referring to the afterword to the English edition, Nabokov states that only " the scientific scrupulousness led me to preserve the last paragraph of the American afterword in the Russian text . . . " He further explains that the " story of this translation is the story of a disappointment.
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Garrison came under contemporary criticism from writers including Sylvia Meagher, who in 1967 wrote : " . . . as the Garrison investigation continued to unfold, it gave cause for increasingly serious misgivings about the validity of his evidence, the credibility of his witnesses, and the scrupulousness of his methods.
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After Gallet's death, Saint-Sa�ns wrote : I wish I knew what to say about the man himself, his unwearying goodness, his loyalty, his scrupulousness, his good humor, his originality, his continual common sense, and his intellect, alert to everything unusual and interesting.
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Illuzzi, who never deserved to lose his license in the first place, should have had it back six months ago . " The text of the full Free Press editorial read as follows : " Reasonable people would think, with the state Supreme Court under political attack, the justices would make a point of excessive scrupulousness these days.
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Still, it was a firm rule that trade interventions had to be " GATT-legal " _ that is, they couldn't violate the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade . ( The GATT has since been incorporated into the rules of the World Trade Organization . ) And that scrupulousness continued up to the end of the Clinton years.
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In a rare firefight in downtown Baghdad recently, I found myself between the close crack of a gun and the little dust plume where the bullet hit . ( It is either scrupulousness, since I have no clue whether it was me or something else the gunman was aiming at, or dead denial that prevents me from writing that I was shot at .)
